>> reporter: the stanford campus is preparing for president obama's visit today. we'll tell you what he will be discussing and why he chose the silicon valley. 7:00. friday, the 13th. don't have phobia. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark.

let's talk about your weather and traffic. steve paulson said get ready, it's here. >> it will be very warm. not only here but really warm towards monterey, santa clara valley and santa cruz, capitola. if you have travel plans there, take your time and head down highway 1. enjoy yourself. it will be 76 today down in monterey. sunny and warm on the weekend. there could be a few high clouds but any way you slice it, it will be above average on the temps. these are the records we need to beat. san jose, 76. that was set in 1943. kentfield, 74. probably close for them. mountain view will be right there. sfo as well and also oakland airport. there will probably be some. a lot of cloud cover but it just goes up and over the ridge and then dives down into the great lakes and the northeast where they will have a blizzard this weekend. we'll have way above average temperatures. they started yesterday. they will continue today. there are some cool readings. low 40s and very mild ones as well. sfo is 56.

north wind there. 44 petaluma. same for sebastopol. an east or northeast breeze and that means warm temperatures. high clouds to the north. a little haze. 68 to 78. we should be about 59 to 64. we're way above. that includes everybody. all right, sal. happy friday. friday light, what? >> it's lighter than it normally is. but we still have some slow traffic out there, steve. good morning to you. all right start off with the bay bridge toll plaza, you are see the traffic is backed up. but the 880 approaches are better than they normally are. if you are driving from oakland to the bay bridge, you might want to consider using the 880 approach especially if you have fast track. looking at the commute on san francisco freeways, northbound and southbound 101 looking very nice. no major problems here. we have a new accident reported, antioch, pittsburg, westbound 4, loveridge road. there's also slow traffic after that as you drive over the hill concord. 680 doesn't look too bad from

concord to walnut creek. it's 7:02. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. president obama waking up in san francisco this morning. he has a packed day of events. he's starting at stanford university, where he will be talking about cybersecurity. ktvu fox 2's janine de la vega has more on the busy visit. >> reporter: the president will be holding a white house summit on cybersecurity here at stanford university's memorial hall. we haven't been able to go in there in the last couple of hours because secret service has been inside doing a security sweep. but the doors are supposed to open up in a few minutes. it's closed to the public but i do want to show you the line out here waiting of most likely innovated guests. we hear some tickets were offered to some stanford students. president obama arrived at sfo on air force one. he greeted mayor lee along with

military family members and was taken to the-- taken tonight fairmont where he spent the night. he's putting cybersecurity on the agenda. today he's expected to sign an expectative order encouraging -- executive order encouraging information between the private sector and the government. about 1500 people are expected to attend, including silicon valley leaders such as tim cook. the president plans to hold a round table discussion with business leaders. later tonight, he will be at a fund-raising dinner hosted by a prominent tech visitor. ticket from that range from $10,000 to $32,000. there is a large presence of local and national media. you can see the san antonio and -- you can see the satellite and the live trucks. event starts at 8:45 with a panel discussion.

and then the president is expected to take the stage and make his remarks at 11:15 a.m. back to you. >> all right. story we'll be covering throughout the day. thank you. and as you well know, there have been several prominent hacking investigations here in the u.s. over the past year. they include anthem health insurance, sony pictures, home depot and target. so what can you do to keep your information safe? coming up in ten minute, we'll have a security expert here in studio to talk about what the president's proposal means to you as a consumer. 7:05. we're still following developing news coming in this morning from hayward. broken glass, a u-haul truck and a dead body. police in hayward are investigating this grim discovery outside of a chiropractic college right here. and its apparent connection to a burglary. brian flores is join us live in 25 minutes and tell us what he's finding out at that scene.

more details are coming in from san jose about the deadly police shooting that occurred on wednesday. >> we have a male with a knife walking towards us. >> that was police radio. it captured the moments leading up to that shooting. now we've learned the young man who died was the person who originally called 911. police say they had no choice but to shoot 23-year-old phillip watkins. they say he ran towards them, holding a knife. his former football coach at de anza college can't believe watkins is gone. >> i feel really sad. i thought he had a lot going for him when he played here and -- it's a shock. >> watkins was engaged to be married. he leaves behind a 2-year-old daughter. his family said he suffered from depression. pressure is mounting over the kensington police department and the way they are handling an officer whose gun was stolen by a prostitute in reno last may. last night, some of the people

called for the police chief to step down. they are upset it took him almost eight months about before he suspended the sergeant for the incident. the scand am has caused council members to delow a vote on giving police officers a 16% pay raise over four years. the proposed deal was negotiated by barrow. 11en people who lost their home -- 117 people who lost their homes in three big fires recentny in san francisco have been live until a temporary shelter run by the red cross at the mission core community center on va valencia street. the people who survived the fire, they've been getting food and health checkups. the shelter will stay open for up to two more weeks to give them extra time to find permanent housing. 7:07. a south bay postal worker is being investigated for reportedly throwing away mail he was supposed to deliver.

the carrier worked in the willow glen neighborhood and had been upon the job less than a week when he was seen on monday throwing away packages and letters along his assigned route. the postal service says it recovered all of the mail the carrier tossed out on monday. but there's no way of knowing if the mail from previous days was actually delivered. >> i have no reason to believe there's not something missing. in fact, i'm waiting for payment from a customer and i'm a little surprised that i haven't got it. >> officials say the male carrier has resigned and faces charges of discarding, tampering and damaging federal property. if convicted, he could be fined and sentenced up to five years in federal prison. if you drive on the san mateo bridge, you will see something a little different this morning. pg&e workers will be climbing the towers next to the bridge to install new lights. the lights will give the 15 200-

foot towers better visibility. if you haven't already picked up a valentine's day gift, you are run out of time. tomorrow is the big day. there is a run on chocolates and flowers. alex savidge live at the san francisco flower mart for you this morning. the final day before valentine's day. how is it going? >> reporter: yes. time is running out. pretty good. they are pretty busy down here. i think on valentine's day, they say the more roses that you get that special someone, the more you love them. so i think this year you go with two dozen beautiful red roses. look at those. those are just gorgeous. let me show you the scene. here we are inside the flower mart in san francisco and boy, they have been slammed so far this morning. mostly what they are seeing are flower shop owners from the bay area and beyond coming down

here to stock up fortunate -- stock up for the big day. part of the reason, this year, valentine's day spending is up. the dme is rebounding. as americans we'll be spending about $18.9 billion on our loved ones this year. that's how much we care about them. the average person will be spending about $142. that means they will be spending that on candy, cards, flowers and the owner of a walnut creek creek flower shop said she's been overwhelmed with orders this year and she couldn't be happier. >> crazy and sleep deprived. it's been a long week. it's all paying off. a lot of business. people are ordering more this year, spending more. i think it's a good year for everybody. >> reporter: if you are hoping to bake your sweetheart out for dinner -- take your your

sweetheart out for dinner, it may be tough to get a reservations. as we bring you back out here live, this is the flower part, you see these gentlemen, they are busy getting flowers ready to go. this is a wholesale dealer. they come here and stock up on the flowers they will need for valentine's day and a lot of storeowners are telling us that they need a lot of flowers this year. a lot more orders coming in. it's a good sign for the economy and for love in general, right? >> good -- i agree with you, totally. alex savidge in san francisco. thank you. got my flowers, too. if you are looking for something flee to do for the person -- free to do for person you love, there's always this -- the annual pillow fight in san francisco. it starts at 6:00 tomorrow night at justin herman plaza. all you have to do is bring your own pillow and bring a

garbage bag to clean up the effecters and trash. they also suggest bring a bandana or mask to cover up your mouth. [laughter] 7:11. a serious warning after an ocean rescue. the dangerous conditions that could mean trouble for beachgoers this weekend. but up next, protecting your information from online hackers. we have a cyber expert right here in the studio with more on the plan by the president and how it will affect you. well, i can tell you, we do have a little bit of fog. thanks, gary from northwest petaluma. it will be a warm day. maybe record-setting warm. more on that -- coming up.

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white house officials have announced a creation of a new intelligence unit to fight computer and online threats. officials cited the hack attack against sony pictures as their motivation for creating the new agency. president obama will continue this conversation today, as we've been telling you, when he hosts the cyber summit at stanford university. what does this mean for you? joining us is dr. thompson, chief technology system in sunnyvale. good morning. thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> what does the -- why should the average person be concerned about cybersecurity? >> it's amazing how important security has become. i think in everybody's lives -- it was two years ago that my mom explained to me the difference between a firewall and a wall on fire.

[laughter] >> everyone's data is being held by corporations around the world who have seen big, high- profile attacks over the last few years. and a lot of it comes down to the choices that individuals make with their data and how they make choices online. so it's an important piece that i don't think the government will save us from. i think everybody has to take a role. >> do you think this new agency that the president has created and today's summit will that make a difference? >> i think it's a good step. i think it puts a big highlighter on the issue of cybersecurity which is appropriate. i think there's some elements of it that will be helpful. it's better for us to collaborate and share. it's a collective goal in technology and the government. i think it's definitely a positive step forward. >> what do you think -- what is your best-case scenario in the outcome of the summit. what would you love to see what happen to improve cybersecurity for you and your mom and everybody? >> the biggest thing that can come out of the summit is a

real coming together of technology leaders and agree that, hey, we may compete in the marketplace, but on this issue of security, it's so important to the nation. it's so important to individuals and customers that we need to break walls that we've had in the past, share threat information and battle the bad guys. >> so what can, you know, you and i as the average consumer -- i know we need to change our password and make sure there is a lock symbol at the bottom of the page if you are giving information but else can we do? is there something we can to find out if our information has been hacked to take steps to protect ourselves? >> i think one of the most important things is to realize attacks are actively happening. if you walk the out your home at 3:00 a.m., you would walk out and be more vigilant. it's 3:00 in the morning. >> 24 hours a day. >> 24 hours a day. one of the biggest things, when you receive links and e-mails

that have attachments, just understand that it could be bad folks sending those things to you. be a little more vigilant around that. and think also understand that attackers are personalizing attacks. don't look for the classic signs, the nigerian prince that wants to get money out of the country and dear sir and madam, a lot of these attacks are becoming very personal. they know personal information about you. it was on social media sites. >> just not to let your guard down no matter what. >> all right. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. 7:18. back to dave. >> all right. very interesting and easy to understand, too. let's check in with sal. sal, everybody behaving on the east shore now? >> it's a little slow, dave. a little bit. it's not out of the ordinary. if you are looking at 80 westbound and drive times from

the carquinez bridge out to the macarthur maze, you will see it's a 21-minute drive time. there are no major problems along the way. that's pretty good, actually. it's just a little bit more than it would be when we have light traffic. if you are driving to the been toll plaza, you are seeing an improvement westbound, especially coming in from 880, that's a great way to approach the toll plaza and no major problems in the fast track lanes. we've had decent traffic livermore to the pleasanton area and hayward, southbound 880 to fremont. you can definitely tell it's better than normal. let's go to steve in the weather center. we have clear skies except for patchy fog. stockton, petaluma, santa rosa there's some. all systems go for another warm day. if you are heading to the monterey peninsula for the pro am, it looks really nice. starting off 56. we'll go 76 for a high today. a little bit of an easterly breeze. it will be nice into saturday. mostly sunny on sunday.

could be slightly cooler but temperatures will be above average. for someone who used to live in pg, that's really warm for the peninsula. 60s and 70s. 82 yesterday in salinas. a record high. sacramento, 73. stockton, 72. reno, 67. and south lake tahoe, 61. all records on thursday and there are some areas in nevada today that may have their warmest february temperature ever. elko could be one. maybe around 63 degrees. these are the records we need to beat today to set a record. san jose, 76. i do think if you are out by east san jose or read hillview they will be 76. maybe 77. downtown, i went 74. kentfield, 74. i think it will be shy of that. mountain view will be close. i think they will tie or set. oakland airport 71. sfo at 70 also will be in the mix. downtown oakland yesterday, 79 degrees. unbelievable. through the roof. 74 today, the record is 77.

1971 but there's still an okay breeze coming ofl the oakland berkeley hills, especially above the calldy cat. last i saw was 22 miles an hour. some low 40s here. but a lot of 50s. 52 in brentwood already. a couple of locations, a little chill. for others it's on the mild side. it will be mild for everybody. lows, 60s already for l.a., san diego, 28 up in truckee. i think blue canyon, i saw 54 degrees. another warm day up in the sierra nevada with more record highs possible for tahoe and reno and elko. for us, it will be sunny. a few high clouds for you. mendocino county, lake county, patchy fog. that won't last long. we look for temperatures to be above average. no rain for the next seven, ten days. normal highs this year, 59, 64.

cool morning. patchy fog. 70s. stinson beach, 70. novato, 72. 73 sonoma. clearlake, 73. vallejo, benicia, 70. 74 brentwood. 74 oakland. 74 pleasanton. why not? 78 gilroy. 77 santa cruz. 74 in san jose and 70 in half moon bay to 74 in woodside and 71 in the city. all of the same. everybody will be back east. blizzard in boston on sunday. >> this is kind of like the perfect temperature. mid-70s is almost ideal for me. we have this year around, it would be great. >> yeah. >> i agree. >> not gonna happen. >> thank you. 7:2 2. big crowds expected to see a spern movie. coming up, the warning from some theaters for people going to see "50 shades of grey."

and the fight over same-sex marriage in alabama still goes on even though it's technically legal. up next, the small victory for one couple that wanted to tie the knot.

7:25. a woman who drove her car off a central california cliff and spent days in a ditch, well, sheers talking about her harrowing ordeal. debbie lopez was driving down highway 1 when she reached out to put out other cigarette. she swerved, lost control and careened hundreds of feet down the cliff. for three days, lopez said she searched for a way to back up to -- to get back up. but she was finally able to flag down a passerby for help. besides a few bruises, she's doing okay. at least one same-sex couple has gotten married in alabama after the latest ruling from a federal court. a lawyer for the couple stays the wedding took place yesterday in mobile county.

just hours after a federal judge ordered the county to start issuing same-sex marriage licenses. now, earlier, alabama's chief justice tried to stop the marriages telling judges, they didn't have to obey that federal order. >> we are afighting for our lives here, you know, we've always been americans. we've always been alabamaens for the most part. how are we not seen equally as human bees? >> 37 states recognize same-sex marriage, including here in california. the u.s. supreme court is expected to issue a ruling in late june that could strike down bans on same-sex marriages nationwide. gonna be a nice weekend to enjoy the beach but be aware of the hidden quakers that have led to rescues of two surfers. >> reporter: we're live in hayward where a body was found outside of a chiropractic college. new information from the police besigned the circumstances of

what happened -- behind the circumstances of what happened. and there's a lot of cars here but the commute itself, we'll check it out -- coming up. we have a warm friday. what about valentine's day? i think we have a heart-warming forecast for you.

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2." you are taking a live look in hayward where police are investigating a poddy that was found near a college early this morning. ktvu fox 2 reporter brian flores has been fouling the story all -- following the story all morning and will have the latest coming up. welcome back. it's friday, february 13th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >> let's talk about your weather and traffic. we're going to steve paulson with your forecast. >> have you stepped outside? >> i stepped outside. >> he's been deputized. >> he's been deputized. >> i punched the clock. >> thank you, dave, tori. we do have mostly clear skies. there is a wee bit of fog. not a lot. petaluma out towards stockton. otherwise, it will be another warm day. maybe record-setting warm. san jose, 76. east san jose, i don't think it will be a problem. downtown, it will be close. kentfield, 74, frontally not -- probably not. mountain view, they are in the ball park, oakland airport, sfo, yes. they are already at 56, a 7. if you are heading to the at&t, it

will be nice. 70s. i think today is the warmest day. a lot of these high clouds taking aim at us but that's all they can do is give us high clouds. high pressure is just too strong. so 40s and 50s on your temps. higher elevations in the 60s or 50s. there's very warm air aloft. there's that 56 at sfo. belmont at 51. foster city, 47. redwood shores. thank you patrick. high clouds to the north. a little hazy. forecast high, 58 to 68. a lot of 70s. these are warm temps. thank you, sal, on this friday. we're still doing, okay, i take it? we're doing okay. it's a little slow out there. it's not completely light but it is better than the other four days. you can tell by driving to the bay bridge if you are gonna do that, you can see that some of the approach ramps are better

than normal including the 880 ramp. if you are approaching from 880 there's almost. traffic getting into san francisco. it's about a 15-minute delay. also looking at the commute here on san francisco freeways, it certainly is more crowded on northbound 101 approaching the 80 split but not too bad. we've been looking at the north bay commute and down into san rafael. there is a little bit of slow traffic on southbound 101 as you drive out of novato and into the lucas valley. it's not normally this light in this area. finally, as we look at the big picture of the east bay commute, there's a lot less red on this map. 7:32. back to the desk. >> thank you. we have new information on a disturbing discovery outside a chiropractic college where a dead body was found. brian flores has been on the scene all morning and is live from hayward with what police

are saying about this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tori. when we spoke with police about 30 minutes ago, they say it appears that this was an attempted burglary of life chiropractic college west on the corner of industrial and depot. it became much worse with the body found this morning. taking a live look now. hayward police are trying to figure out the identity of the body. they are also trying to figure out the circumstances that led to this death. it happened just before 2:00 a.m. this morning. police say a couple of chefs at the college were getting ready for the day. they heard a loud crash, not too far from them in the dining area of the college. they immediately called 911. when police arrived, not only was there broken glass, the walls damaged, but police also found the body of a white man, about 30 to 40 years old. behind a u-haul truck that crashed into the college. this morning it remains unclear who this person is. >> not sure if he's related to

the college at this point. you know, we're still investigating it, we're still trying to figure out who he is exactly. and whether or not he has any association to the college. >> reporter: just before 6:30 this morning, the body was taken away by the alameda county coroner's office. police will work on getting surveillance video from the college to see if other people were involved in what happened. again, investigators remain on scene. there's lots of dang damage to the wall of the college, the dining aria. a lot of unanswered questions. if this was a burglary, what they were trying to look for at the college. but investigators will remain on scene. the college remains closed to the day for students and staff as well. back to you. >> we'll check back next hour. thank you. 7:34. president obama he's here in the bay area this morning. he spent the night at the fair mount hotel in san francisco and the first thing on his schedule today, a cybersecurity summit at stanford university. we're out there live.

this is the room where everything will take place. a beautiful room and it's packed, as you can see, and as the camera pans around, you can see the media is there as well. a lot of attendees there. this is memorial hall at stanford university. and the cybersecurity summit will be held here very important meeting. about 1500 people expected to be at the white house cybersecurity summit including some silicon valley heavy weights like tim cook. the summit start, at 8:45 this morning. president obama is due to deliver the keynote speech at 11:15. last night, people had their cameras. they were lining the streets as the presidential motorcade headed to the fairmont hotel in san francisco. hundreds of timers who were attending a -- teachers who were attending a concert say they only found out the president was gonna be there two days ago. >> we find of feel like we're staying at the -- kind of feel

like we're staying at the white house. pretty cool. >> president obama will hold a round table discussion after the security summit with business leaders and then he will go back to san francisco for a fund-raiser. he leaves the bay area tomorrow morning and will spend the weekend in palm springs. janine de la vega is at stanford for you this morning. she'll join us with a live report on everything coming up at 8:00. the deadline to sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act to avoid that penalty it's this sunday at midnight. several sign upevents are planned all over -- signup events are planned all over the area for people to get their insurance. union workers were there volunteering to hem help out with the process. one lady said she was reviewing her coverage and is happy with

the price. $121 for herself and her husband. >> it was good. i haven't been covered forever. i pay more for my dog's insurance than i do for myself and husband. going into the second year of having it, it's a good thing. it's a beautiful thing. >> californians like last year have been given a five-day extension, to february 20th, just as long as they start the process by sunday. this year, the penalty for not having health insurance goes up from a minimum of $95 to $325. >> the deadline for signing up for health insurance is february -- >> that's february, mr. president. joking on this new video reminding people about the federal budget 15th deadline to sign up for health insurance. you can see him having fun, kind of mugging in the mirror, posing with a telly, using humor to send the message. trying to get more americans to sign up for health insurance.

we've posted information for signing you for covered california on our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. it includes signup events, scheduled this weekend around the bay area, check it out. it's under the web links section. 7:37. the national weather service is warning potentially dangerous conditions at bay area beaches this weekend. there is a beach hazard alert in effect for through tomorrow afternoon. the swell from the west combined with offshore winds could create larger than usual waves, rip currents and sneaker waves. the affected areas run from sonoma to big sir, people going to the beach are advised to keep an eye on the ocean and be careful near the water. in fact, just yesterday, rescue crews came to the aide of two surfers caught in dangerous rip currents. a helicopter you hoisted one man from 8-foot surf. the other man lost his surfboard but made it back to the beach on his own.

>> someone turned a stolen car into the water at the fulton shipyard in antioch last night. the contra costa county fire protection district tweeted these photos of the submerged car. they reported it go into the water around 9:350 last night. rescue did not find anyone in the car recovery crews attached a tow chain to the car and pulled it out of the water about two hours later. a mother from baypoint is pleading for witnesses to come forward after her daughter was hit and killed last weekend. stephanie bonner says this is the second child she's lost to violence. one of her sons was killed in richmond five years ago. >> we thank you for the plan you have in place, father god, that will make an impact in this community because of her life, father god. >> a prayer service was held for the 25-year-old. on saturday night she was in a crosswalk at canal and bailey when she was hit. the driver sped away. police say nearby surveillance cameras did not capture what

happened. so they are asking anyone who saw something to report it. >> a mother is not supposed to bury their children. we have to stop all of this killing and cold-bloodedness. we have to have a heart for the people! >> the intersection is now the scene of a memorial to bonner. her family said she was supposed to marry her long-time partner tomorrow, on valentine's day. 7:40. san francisco police out there searching new york a man who they say -- for a man who any say charged at an officer and knocked him off a muni platform. this photos were taken january 23rd. a group of officers were conducting an investigation at 4th and king street near at&t park. police tried to stop and question the man but he ran away knocking one of the officers off that muni platform. that officer suffered minor injuries. the lawyer for former san francisco gang leader raymond shrimp boy chow said his client deserves to be set free, this

as new charges emerge against leland yee. anian dated indictment -- an updated indictment dealt with kick boxing, mixed martial art and ultimate fighting championships in california. the case has targeted 28 people. chow has been in jail since march while most are out on bail. >> they are basically free, compared to my client. jackson and yee can go so their families and to things and prepare their defense. >> chow's lawyer plans to file motions for bail and a trial date. yee's trial is due to begin in june. the stanford university board of trustees approved a 3.5% tuition hike fork the third year in a row. tuition for undergraduate

students will be more than $45,000. for students who live on campus, total undergraduate fees for the school year will jump to more than $60,000. but stanford says only one- third of students actually pay the full tuition with two- thirds receiving some sort of financial aid or scholarship assistance. if you are thinking about heading outdoors this weekend, here is another reason -- the national park service is waiving entry fee to all national parks all weekend long. the free entry runs through presidents's day. it will be a popular movie this valentine's day weekend. but be aware. the reason one theater company

is telling people not to bring certain props or costumes to see "50 shades of grey." good morning. we're looking a commute on the bay area bridges. not too bad. it's a little better than it normally is. look at that san mateo bridge, just like you like to see it on the way to the peninsula. it looks warm, very warm, not only here but nevada, maybe some of the warmest temperatures ever recorded in february. we'll talk about your weekend warmup and see how warm. bred

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sell a lot of tickets but it's always raising a lot of concerns. pam cook is in the studio. i think we know the movie. >> you usually see a lot of red around valentine's day but this year it's about "50 shade of grey". >> it's important to know that you can leave any time. >> well, it is now the top movie of all time when it comes to advanced ticket sales for valentine's day and presidents' day weekend. but some people are not happy about the message and to see the best-selling series appear on the big screen. they say "50 shades of grey" teaches violence towards women. >> i think, you know, for people who have different experiences, to be released on valentine's day, young people will be looking at it and -- [inaudible] >> now, protesters showed up

outside of the premiere in london bringing attention to domestic violence. they are asking people to donate to domestic violence groups instead of buying a ticket. plenty of people have bought tickets. if you are one of the many people, amc theaters is asking that you leave any props and costumes at home. a statement from the company says they do not want anything that will make other feel uncomfortable. that does not just mean "50 shades of grey." the theater said props are also banned from batman and the hunger games and other movies. despite the protests, ticket sales are expected to hit $60 million and it is on pace to become fandango's number four best-seller behind the twilight saw ga, new moan, hunger games. love is in the air but apparently so is suspicion. seems valentine's day is the

time when people suspect their significant other is cheating can catch them in the act. spy gear sells a lot. how about a valentine's day shout out on ktvu? tweet us with the hashtag 2. 2my -- vat -- dash 2myvalentine. share with us what you love about your significant other. i know you have things set for your wife. >> yes. >> flowers and candy. >> all right. 7:48. you are in the mood to talk about our morning commute? >> always dave. we have a look at highway 24 looking at the commute here. we're gonna start in the east

bay and looking at 4 westbound. it's about a ten-minute drive between pleasant hill road and the caldecott tunnel. it's pretty good. as the friday morning commute wears on, we're getting lighter and lighter traffic. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, we noticed a significant improvement over the next hour, 880 ramp, almost no backup getting on the bridge. still a backup but it's about a ten-minute backup getting into san francisco. as we look at san jose and the south bay, northbound 101 isn't busiest. a couple of pockets of slow traffic. but look at 85 and 280 they are much lighter than usual. back to steve and today's weather is gonna be a good one. >> it will be a very good one. >> almost too good for february. might as well enjoy it. temperatures will be very mild to warm. the nights cool down. that's the good news. good sleeping weather. afternoon temperatures look good. it will be cooler on saturday. today will be upper 70s and

then mostly sunny. still very nice for the monterey peninsula. the records downtown oakland is just -- you have to do a double take, 79 dergs. there was a rather -- 79 degrees. there was a rather good breeze coming off the caldecott. that did it. that beat the old record by 2006. 73 in mountain view. that tied a record. oakland today going 74. there is still an easterly breeze. not as strong. the old record is 77, 1971. it will be close. temperatures incredibly warm. for salinas that was a record high. sacramento, 73 set a record. stockton, 72, a record. reno, 67 and sought lake tahoe, 61. another record. that's 7 in february. probably another one today. the national weather service in elko, nevada we're waking up to what could be a day of the warmest february temperatures

ever in elko. think about that. that's how warm it is. to set an all-time record is possible. for us, we are looking for -- for a few high clouds. 40s on the temps. a little cool for some. not bad for others. sfo, 56 degrees. san jose state meteorology department, 52. los gatos, 64. observation at dots valley -- scotts valley, at 1200 feet, it's 65 degrees. at 400, it's 37. that's a big inversion right there. 28 up in truckee. 40, 50s, monterey is 6 degrees. los angeles is 62 degrees. this system will kind of fall apart but drag higher clouds over us on saturday. i think we get a little cooldown on saturday. a lot of sun today. patchy fog. especially around petaluma. thank you, bruce. sent a little blanket of fog. gary talked about that. when it's that shallow, it

won't last long. there is some hints, though. the highs building northward. as it does, this time of year, you look for energy coming underneath. there is a little bit of hint. not until the middle of next week, but as that happens it can be wet. something to keep an eye on. cool morning, patchy fog. hazy, 70s for many. 70. kentfield, 71. 74 oakland. alameda, 71 degrees. 78 gilroy. 77 santa cruz. 70 half moon bay. 73 palo alto. a little bit cooler but still above average on the temps. >> we got it covered. >> thank you. a south bay postal worker under investigation. >> somebody saw him do it, reported it. as soon as we found out, we comment to check it out. >> what he did with mail he was supposed to deliver. >> we have new clues about the

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welcome back. scientists at the state department of fish and wildlife say lab tests have determined some kind of synthetic oil caused that mysterious goo that killed hundred of sea birds on the bay but they still don't know where the goo came from. it first showed up on the shore line in the middle of january. fish and wildlife say it's made out of a mixer of nonpetroleum- based fats or oil. when it got on the birds, it made it impossible for the birds to stay warm, float or fly. more birds were healthy enough to be set free again yesterday near the golden gate bridge. about 90 of them, though, were still at the rehab center. 7:55. the fbi has opened its own investigation into the killings of three muslim students in

north carolina. 5,000 people attended the victims' funerals yesterday, which it wases toed held in a -- which it was supposed to be held in a mosque but they were moved to athletic fields to handle the massive crowds. the suspect, 46-year-old craig stephen hicks describes himself as a gun-toting atheist. while police suggest he was angry over a parking dispute, the father of the two sisters believes this was a hate crime. >> when the police tells you that the -- the three of them were shot in the head in a very small space, no struggle, no defense, that's execution. >> a doctor at san francisco general hospital is the sister of the man who was killed. 7:56. the port of oakland will reopen for one day today and then shut

down again tomorrow because of that continuing labor dispute. port operations will resume today at 29 west coast ports. they will then shut down from saturday to monday which is presidents' day. i shipping employers will not pay workers for overtime, for weekends and holidays because of labor slowdowns and work stoppages. >> when i had my orders delayed, my supplier told me, there is a port slowdown. i thought he was making excuses. >> the longshoremen's union represents 20,000 dock workers and are servicing larger ships under increasingly dangerous conditions. they say the death rate for dock workers on the job is higher than for police officers and firefighters. 7:57. let the mad rush begin for the perfect valentine's day gift. after the break, how local businesses are preparing for the holiday of love and how it could affect our decision. >> reporter: we're live at stanford where president obama will be meeting with the

silicon valley leaders. we'll tell you what he will be discussing and tell you about the action he will be taking today. good morning. we're looking at a commute where traffic is actually doing much better than it was even just a half-hour ago including 101 san jose. going to be another warm pattern. record-setting warm. probably not on the weekend. temperatures above average. we'll show you the temperatures that need to be broken to set records.

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president obama is in the bay area for the 20th time since he took office. he has a very busy schedule today. this is where a cybersecurity will begin in just about 45 minutes. you can see the room is packed for these live picture. janine de la vega is live. she will have a live report with more on the details very busy schedule today. good morning. thank you for joining us here on "mornings on 2." it's friday, february 13th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. a quick check on weather and

traffic. >> we have really warm temperatures. we need to beat these records. san jose, 76. east san jose if you are out towards reid-hillview, i think they will be 76. kentfield, 71. i think it will be close. mountain view will be in there. so will oakland airport and sfo. those look to be tying or record setting highs. the big one downtown oakland, 79. today going 74. the record is 77, 1971. again, everyone is pretty close here. sometimes there's a -- we will not see 80s but i think clouds will bust through on saturday giving us a slight cooldown.

today, 40s and 50s on the temps. 58 at sfo. other areas in the 40s. it's cool for some. petaluma a couple of reports of fog. that will burn off. very low blanket. 40s for many. this system has a little bit of a plun of. -- punch. hey ski skies, 58 to 78. -- hazy skies, 58 to 78. all right, sal. anything new? it's actually getting better. not only do the people who are visiting have great weather, they have better-than-usual traffic. the bay bridge toll plaza, it's maybe ten minutes. if you are driving in with fast track, it's much less than that. driving across the bridge into san francisco. this is not typical. this is a little -- maybe typical for a friday. as we move to the san mateo

bridge, that looks good if you are heading downg to the peninsula. southbound 101 looks okay. northbound 101, silicon valley, san jose, that's a little bit slow as you drive on some of the stretches between capital and sunnyvale. 2480 is a better bet and 85 is getting slow but this is not what it normally looks like on a wednesday. 8:03. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. president obama week up in san francisco this morning. he arrived last night. today got a pretty packed day of event, starting at stanford university where he will talk about the critical issue of cybersecurity. janine de la vega joins us live from stanford where the summit is actually about to begin. good morning. janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. we're here inside memorial hall. you can see it's buzzing with activity. you are looking here at all of the invited guests. this is where a white house summit on cybersecurity and consumer protection is going to be taking place. you can see the stage is set there where the president is going to speak. now, while we wait, people are

outside. they are being screened by security and they are waiting to enter. here is some video of president obama arriving at sfo yesterday evening. as he stepped off air force one, he was welcomed by ed lee along with military family members. he will be coming to stanford to give a keynote address about the threat of cyber attacks. today, he will sign an executive order encouraging and promoting the sharing of cyber threat information between private companies and with the government. he made it clear that he wants to get tougher on illegal hacking and has plans on establishing and intelligence center that will help track cyber threats. silicon valley leaders such as apple's ceo tim cook will be at the summit sharing their thoughts. the president plans to hold a round table discussion with business leaders to build partnerships. and back out here live, again, just, you know, a lot of excitement in the air, people are eager to have this -- to this going and to hear the

president speak. besides the invited guests here, there are some stanford students who were able to get tickets through a lottery. so i've been watching them. they look like they are, again, eager to see the president speak and anxious. now, all of this begins in about 45 minutes. it will start with a panel discussion and then president obama will give this keynote address at 11:15. back to you. >> all right. that's a story we'll be following throughout the date. thank you. cybersecurity experts in the bay area say they welcome the president's focus on internet threats. i talked earlier with one such expert who said it's important for people, for everyone to be vigilant whenever they are online. >> i think one of the most important things is to realize that attacks are actively happening. if you walked out of your home at 3:00 a.m., and you went to your car, you would look around and be more vigilant. it's 3:00 in the morning right now online. >> dr. thompson of blue coat

security also says that what he hopes to see come out of the summit is a willingness among technology leaders to share information when they are hacked. he said they need to recognize they may compete in the marketplace but on this issue of security, they really need to break town walls and share threat information. >> good information, tori. more details are coming out from san jose about that deadly police shooting on wednesday. >> we have a male with a knife walking toward us. >> that was the police radio just moments before the shooting. we've learned the young man who died was the person who originally called 911. police say they had no choice but to shoot 23-year-old phillip watkins when he ran towards them holding a knife. his former football coach at de anza can't believe he's gone. >> i feel real sad. there's young men -- i thought he had a lot going for him. when he played here and to see this happen to him, it's a shock. >> watkins was beaged to be

married -- engaged to be married. he's leaving behind a 2-year- old daughter, his family suffered from depression. a south bay post pal worker faces serious charges for allegedly throwing out mail. the postal service says the carrier had been on the job less than a week in the willow glen neighborhood in san jose when he was seen throwing away packages and letters along his assigned route. the postal service says it recovered all of the mail the carrier reportedly tossed out onmond but there's no -- on monday but there's no way of knowing if the mail from previous days was actually delivered. >> i have no reason there's not something missing. in fact, i'm waiting for payment from a customer and i'm a little surprised that i haven't got it. >> officials say the mail carrier has resigned and is facing charges of discarding, tampering and damaging federal property. if convicted, he faces five years in prison. if you will be driving on the san mateo bridge, you will see something different this morning.

pg&e workers will be out there climbing the towers next to the bridge. they are installing new lights. now, the lights will give the 15 200-foot tall towers more visibility for all of the flights that fly over the bay. businesses around the bay area are preparing for one of the most romantic days of the year. alex savidge is live in san francisco with some advise to prevent guys an gals, i gotta say, it's a two-way street, getting in trouble with your sweetheart. >> reporter: everyone should be getting something special for that someone in their lives. how about this? >> very nice. >> reporter: those are nice, right? let me show you the man putting them all together. this is the expert. this is alex. we're inside the flower mart. he's carefully crafting these bouquets. this is a very busy guy here before valentine's day.

as you can imagine, this place has been jam packed leading up to the big day. mostly what we're seeing is a lot of flower shop owners, they are coming in here and trying to stock up. many of the owners have been telling me. they've been overwhelmed with orders leading up to valentine's day. maybe because valentine's day spending is on the rise as the economy rebounds, the national retail federation says as a whole, americans will be spending about 18.9 billion on their loved ones this year with the average person forking over $1 $1 -- $142. those in the plower business say it's a good idea not to wait to get something special for the one you love. >> i you have to -- you have to do it. there's no should i go, should i -- you just have to do it. get here, get some flowers and get back.

get 'er done. >> roses and now before it's too late. >> >> reporter: if you were thinking about going out to a romantic dinner, you could be out of luck. a lot of the places are filling up fast. they've been booked -- some restaurants have been booked for weeks. as we bring you out here live, we know when you are buying flowers, you get red roses for someone you love, yellow roses for a friend. but the question is what color roses do you get for the friend who you would like to be more than a friend? >> maybe orange in the middle. >> reporter: that's right. something in between. >> those are beautiful flowers. >> your wife would enjoy those. thank you. 8:10. love is in the air this weekend. but sometimes it's not all hearts and roses. valentine's day is also a time when people who suspect their

significant other of cheating, figured they might be able to catch them in the act. the owner of a spy emporium says valentine's day brings a spike in spy gear sales. he reveals some of the biggest sellers. >> gps tracking devices. that's because, i believe either before valentine's day, it's usually the cheater is going to their second person and then on valentine's day, they are going to their main person. >> all right. he says he also sells a lot of hidden cameras disguised as eyeglasses and earpieces. >> did you know about that? >> i didn't. >> neither did i. 8:11. we're still following a developing story. this one coming in from hayward. a poddy found this morning -- body found this morning at a chiropractic college. coming up in 20 minutes, new information we found out and how the body is being linked to a possible crime. one of the most powerful women in our country's judicial system coming clean about why

she fell asleep during the president's state of the union address. the candid reason she gave for dosing off. and we're taking it to the city. let's take a look at that. northbound, 101, southbound 101. not too bad as you drive the 80 split. we'll tell you more about getting there from the east bay. the weather is going to be warm. in fact, very warm. possible record highs again. we'll take a look at those coming up.

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welcome back. the u.s. army authorized hormone treatment for gender reassignment for the former army pilot involved in the wikileak scandal. chelsey manning, known as bradley manning, he announced we transitioning to a woman -- he would be transitioning to a woman. the army's decision to provide hormone they pip comes after he filed a lawsuit last -- therapy comes after he filed a lawsuit last year. ruth bader ginsburg is blaming fine california wine for her faux pas. she's having a catnap. her fellow justices were seen judge nudging her. she claimed judge anthony

kennedy for serving a very fine california wine that she called opus 1 something at dinner beforehand. >> the audience is awake because they are bobbing up and down all of the time. we sit there stone-nassed, sober judges -- stone-faced, sober judges. i wasn't 100% sober because before we went to the state of the union, we had dinner together -- [laughter] >> the young to her right it served her right. [laughter] you remember the view master. >> oh, yeah. >> everybody had one of those. >> you put a card beard disk into that 3-d viewer, you see a variety of different pictures.

well, now the toymaker mattel is teaming up with google. they why creating a vir of u -- they are creating a virtual reality one. you can insert a disk or a smartphone to see the images. the new view master costs $30. >> oh, okay. >> let's check in with sal. what's happening on. roads? you are checking in on the east bay? >> it's a little bit slow in some areas. let's go right to the freeway. it's actually doing okay. we get to the bay bridge toll plaza, we have seen a note an improvement although it's a little bit slow. it looks like something may have happened. as you can see, even some of those carpool lanes are suddenly slow. that's not good. that means that something probably is blocking everything at -- where all of the lanes

come together. i'm gonna try to get more on that. i don't see anything on the chp system but it could have just happened. we'll stay on it. taking a look at the road map on 880, it's a little bit slow northbound from 238 to the cobble low see yip and southbound as you drive towards 84. let's go to steve. >> it's oakville. oakville, tori, that wine. oakville. i did open an opus 1. it was good. >> oh, boy. let's get going. we do have mostly clear skies. there's a tiny bit of fog up by petaluma. thank you, bruce. he sent me a couple of really cool pictures. very low lying. it will lift very soon. if you are heading to monterey, today will be 76. the weekend looks mostly sunny. probably not as warm. 70s on the temps.

record yesterday, oakland downtown, incredible, 79. not just beating the old record at 70. shattering it. smashing it, whatever you want. that was a pretty good northeast breeze coming oferl the hills. it's not as strong today as it is yesterday. oakland airport, 10 degrees cooler. they tied a record high, so did mountain view. there will be some again today. these are the rods from yesterday. sacramento, 73. stockton, 72. here's where it gets wow. reno, 67. south lake tahoe, 61. that's their 7th record in february. elko national weather service talking about maybe today being some of the warmest february temperatures ever in nevada. i mean, that's how warm this -- how strong the area of high pressure is. all of the brutally cold air dumping in the great lakes and a blizzard on top of the northeast. for us, except for the higher clouds, it will be a develop warm pattern. higher elevations are in the 60s. sfo is 58.

the city is 58. 50 pittsburg. 51 brentwood. blackhawk, 48. 52 morago. alamo is 44. it won't take long to start warming up. a weak system will take the edge off on saturday. it will still be okay. i think we'll see an increase in high clouds. any sign of rain now? not for the next seven, ten days, although the high pressure is building north up towards portland and seattle. this time of year, you can start to see a lot of energy coming underneath the ing are of high pressure. you get a lot of lead time on that. there's nothing that says rain. it does bear watching. >> 70s, for almost everybody. clearlake up to st. helena, petaluma, even that little fog, kent field, they need to get to 74 to set a record. i don't think that will happen. walnut creek, 73. livermore, 73. i was out at livermore at the livermore outlet mall. >> oh, yeah.

>> came out. boy, that's a dangerous place. >> yes. >> if you have your wallet with you. >> i had it with me. i had to turn the ac on. 70 half moon bay. daly city, 70. it's already 6 in deal -- 61 in daly city. it's warm. cooler saturday. still nice to warm. >> you are gonna make me and tori enjoy this beautiful day. >> i would say get out and face the day, as they say. >> all right. thank you. 8:21. it's a movie everybody is talking about. you, too, coming up in 17 minutes, the intense buzz and the backlash surrounding the release of "50 shades of grey." but first a bra bandit caught in the act. video of the crime spree and what made the victims such easy targets.

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a woman who drove her car off a central california cliff and spent days in a ditch is now talking about her harrowing ordeal. debbie lopez was driving down highway 1 earlier this week when she reached over to put out her cigarette. she swerved, lost control, and careened hundreds of feet down the cliff. for three days lopez says she searched for a way to get back up. >> i just had to go step by

step. >> despite cuts, bruises and damaged ribs, she made it to the top and flagged down someone who called for help. she says the thought of seeing her family again kept her going. a wedding took place in mobile county, after a judge ordered the issuing of the licenses. >> we're fighting for our lives. how are we not seen equally as hue map being? 37 states right now reck --

human beings. >> now, 37 states recognize same-sex marriage. a bizarre crime in southern california. this one was caught on camera. riverside county sheriff's deputies say this video shows a man who stole two bras and a skirt from a truck parked outside of a home in coachella. the footage shows he went into the house and scared the family cat. >> i mean, we've had incidents happen where stuff has been stolen but never like this where some guy is completely naked and at a point in the video, you see him sniffing the bra. >> yeah. this suspect is now called the bra bandit. he eventually went back to the truck when a deputy drove by. but never saw him. the suspect then gets out of the truck but not before stealing more items and money from the truck which investigators say the truck was left unlocked.

8:26. well, it's the last chance for health coverage. the information you need to know about this weekend's deadline to enroll in healthcare plans under covered california. we continue to be in hayward where police are investigating a body that was found at a chiropractic college earlier this morning. what we know so far and how this event will affect students and staff today. we have toll plaza troubles. apparently a pipe is broken. part of the road is flooded. suddenly we have a ig abouter than -- a bigger backup than we had a few moments ago. well, a little bit of fog, emphasize on a little bit. it won't matter. temperatures will be rocketing up. we'll talk about that and also the warm weekend.

ñçañañañ we're in may ward at a chiropractic college in hayward where a body was found. now we know who found the body. the discovery was made by two chefs. brian flores is out there. he's been out there a couple of hours. coming up in two minutes, brian will have the latest on this still-developing story and why police say this may be tied to a crime. stay tuned. good morning. thank you for joining us. friday, february 14th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic and steve has a forecast for you for friday. not too hard to take. >> i know what we need. we're getting record-set temperatures. had some yesterday. 80s and 90s in southern

california. 60s in the sierra. incredibly warm here. these are the records we need to beat. san jose needs to get above or at least tie 76. east san jose should have no problem. downtown will be close. kentfield, 74. i think i will fall shy of mountain view, 73. looks good for that. oakland airport, 71. very close. same for sfo. i think they are already 58. if you are heading to the at&t, it will be sun nip and 76. it listen cooler overert -- over the weekend. nice on the monterey peninsula. it is spinning in higher clouds. the farther north you go, higher clouds. 57 in san francisco. half moon bay, 54. hayward, 54. higher elevations, la honda is 55. woodside, 49. 51 foster city. very warm temps. patchy fog up around petaluma and out to the valley.

that's about it. high clouds, hazy and very warm. 70s for many. these are a good, 10, 12 degrees where they should be. i think so far you've had a quiet morning. did something change? >> there was a bunch of water at the toll plaza that was in the lanes. i'm not sure if a pipe burst or if it was just someone turned on the pipe accidently and there was some slow traffic right in this area of the toll plaza. for a while, we had a little bit of slow traffic even in the carpool lanes but chp arrived, caltrans apparently tapped or closed the pipe. let's go back to the toll plaza view that i have. it looks like it's getting better again. for a while, those right lanes were all crowded. i knew something was wrong and then they capped it. it's a good day. today it's lighter than usual. as soon as accidents go away, the traffic becomes light again which is good news. let's take a look at the 880 traffic.

gonna zoom in closer here. 880 northbound and southbound. nornd northbound -- northbound is still slow up to high street. police in hayward are busy investigating the discovery of a man's body at a chiropractic college early this morning. brian flores has been out there all morning. you are back now joining us live. so what do police think is connected to -- how did this start? >> reporter: unusual case here this morning. we continue to be here at life kye low row black -- chiropractic. police say this was at least initially an attempted burglary of the college. see that u-haul truck? well, police say that truck was used in this attempted burglary but obviously became much worse with the body found behind it this morning. early on in the investigation, but police say they were called before 2:00 this morning. police say a couple of chefs the college were preparing

meals for the day when they heard a loud crash, not too far from them in the dining room of the college. they immediately called 911. when police arrived, not only was there broken glass, the walls damaged, but police found the body of a white man about 30, 40 years old behind the truck. it remains unclear who this person is and really his involvement in this whole thing. >> not sure if he's related to the college. at this point, we're still investigating it. still trying to figure out who he is exactly and whether or not he has any association to the college. >> reporter: just before 6:30, the body was take away by the coroner's office. police will work to get surveillance video from the college to see if other people were involved. back out here live, investigators remain on scene, you can see the damage to the wall leading to the dining area. but college officials have decided to close for today so police continue on their

investigation. not only to figure out the identity of the body found but really if this was an adebt -- attempted burglary to find out what they were trying to get. back to you. >> all right. thank you. wile talk to you later. in the meantime, pressure is mounting this morning over the kensington police department and the way they handled and officer whose gun was stolen by a prostitute in reno last may. there was a meeting last night and some of the people living in the community called for the police chief to step down. they are upset that it took him almost eight months before suspending sergeant barrow for that incident in reno. the scandal has caused kensington city council members to delay a vote on giving the police officers a 16% pay raise over four years. that proposed deal was negotiated by barrow. 117 people who lost their homes in three big fires recently in san francisco they've been living in a temporary shelter run by the red cross.

the shelter is at the searnl's mission core community center on valencia street. the red cross will turn over the day-to-day operations to the screarm. the survive -- to the salvation army. the shelter will stay open for two extra weeks to find a permanent home. the deadline to sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act and avoid a penalty is this sunday at midnight. several signup events are planned around the bay area to help people get health insurance through covered california. at this event, at a church in hayward, union workers volunteered to help with the process. we talked with one woman who said she was renewing her coverage and happy with the cost, $120 a month for herself and her husband. >> it was good. i haven't been covered forever. i pay more for my dog's insurance than for myself and

husband. >> going foo the second year of having iting it's a good -- having it, it's a good thing. >> this year the penalty for not having health insurance goes up from a minimum of $95 to $325. push >> the deadline is fberuary -- kind of tough to stay, february. >> president obama is reminding people of the february deadline. it shows him mugging for the mirror posing with a selfie stick using humor to deliver the message trying to get more americans to sign up. we posted information on signing up for covered california at ktvu.com including signup events around the bay area. it's under the web links section. 8:37. the national weather service warning of dangerous conditions of bay area beaches this

weekend. a beach hazard alert is in effect through tomorrow afternoon. the swell from the west, you combine with that offshore winds, it could cause bigger- than-usual waves, rip currents. the affected area runs from sonoma all the way to big sir. if you are going to the beach, keep an eye on the ocean. be very careful near the water. the crews out there yesterday had to rescue surfers caught up in dangerous rip currents off dylan beach. a helicopter crew hoisted one man from 8-foot surf. the other man who lost his surfboard, he actually made it back to the beach on his own. 8:38. one of the most highly anticipated movies of the year, finally in theaters, just in time for valentine's day. we're talking about "50 shades of grey." >> you wouldn't understand. ♪ >> well, fans of the book are

eagerly anticipating the movie. others are -- you could can kind of say fit to be tied over the message the movie appears to purport. pam cook has more to the intense reaction to the movie. >> there are thousands of people excited about the movie. it's now the top movie for advanced ticket sales ever for valentine's day and for president's day weekend. others not happy about the message. the movie sends. >> truly self-respecting handyman will have both in his tool belts. >> of course he will. >> you want anything else? >> yes. >> it's a racy theme based on the best-selling book that were read by millions. predominantly women. protesters showed up at the london screaming to argue that the movie teaches the wrong message about romance and relationships and they want

people to donate to domestic violence groups instead of buying to -- buying a ticket to the movie. >> i'm not -- i i stopped reading reviews a long time ago. as long as they like it. i went to new york city for the screening, loved it. >> it's already a big hit as add vanceed ticket sells are -- advanced ticket sells are setting records. the movie is expected to take in $60 million in this weekend alone. amc is asking that you leave props or costumes at home. they don't want anything that will make other people feel uncomfortable. >> the theater said it's not singling out this movie, props are also banned from other movies, including batman and the hunger games. we don't know if there will be protesters outside our theaters in the bay area.

but guarantee, there -- there will be a lot of people inside watching the movie. >> thank you. it's not 50 shade of grey but an iconic movie from the '80s that will be released soon. >> eat my shorts. >> you just bought yourself another saturday. one more. >> i'm free the saturday after that. >> yes. remember this? the film, the breakfast club, will celebrate their 30th anniversary. the newly restored version will be shown along with interviews of cast nems. it's the story of five high school students with really different background who spend a saturday in detext and learn a lot -- detention and learn a lot about each other and themselves. i think it's still relevant to today. >> 30 years. >> 30 years. >> all right. 8:4. we were talking -- 8:41. we were talking about this earlier.

a woman has come forward and claims she has one of the winning powerball tickets in one of the -- in the drawing. we're live where president obama will be taking the stage in a couple of hours. we'll tell you who he is going to be meeting with and we'll tell you about the specific threats that he will be talking about. we're looking a at commute where traffic is actually going to be busy on the going bridge heading south. the rest of the north bay commute, we'll check that out. except for the few high clouds you can see to the north, it will be warm. record-setting warm. we'll take a look at some of the terps we have to beat. this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk.

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the white house cybersecurity summit is just getting underway at stanford university. the president is the keynote speaker. janine de la vega has been following the activity and joins us live. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. we've just outside of memorial hall here at stanford university where the house

summit on cybersecurity and consumer protection just got underway. we do have a camera inside there and you can see there is invited guests who are waiting there as well as some stanford students able to get tickets to this event tlub a lottery system. they will get to hear the president speak on the stage in about two and a half hours. president obama arrived yesterday evening on air force one at sfo. he was greeted by mayor ed lee along with military family members and taken to the fair montwhere he spent the night. mr. obama will fly to stanford on marine one for the summit on cybersecurity, a topic that he's putting on the national spotlight. he will give a keynote address talking about the threat of cyberattacks. in fact, today he's expected to sign an executive order encouraging and promoting the sharing of cyber threat information between the private sector and the government. about 1500 people are expected to attend this event.

the room was filled. there will be silicon valley leaders there such as tim cook. who will be giving a speech. the president plans to hold a round table discussion to build partnerships. if we can go back to our camera that's inside that summit, there is a panel discussion going on right now about the growing cyber threats. the secretary of homeland security as well as ceos of various companies such as american expresence and pg&e are speaking. ands its mentioned -- and as i mentioned, president obama will be arriving here and is set to take the stage at 11:15. we'll be there to cover his speech. back to you. >> thank you. and we will be screaming the summit -- streaming the summit, the speech live. click the bar at the top of our home page, you can also watch the summit on the ktvu mobile app. 8:47. here is a story.

a mother of four from north carolina, a single mom said she's holding one of the three winning tickets in wednesday's $564 million powerball jackpots. this is marie holmes. she says she bought the ticket at the last minute on wednesday. she doesn't have a job. she's hoping to use the money to get things for her three sons and three daughters that she didn't have growing up. but she said first's she giving money to her -- to her church. >> i know if i want to cry. i'm grateful. >> the winning ticket was sold at a convenience store in north carolina. but lottery officials say her claim has not been verified yet. two more tickets were sold in texas and in puerto rico. >> all right. 8:48. let's check in with sal, see what's what's happening on the

roads. >> some people are trying to make it a four-day weekend. the traffic will be recovering at the bay bridge toll plaza. let's take a look at what we have the toll plaza and 880 heading up there. 880 has become better, was backed up from near 238. now it's slow approaching high street up to 23rd. also looking at the commute, the toll plaza, it has cleared up. 880 is the best way to get there. southbound 880 slow traffic as you drive past highway 92 in pockets down to the fremont area. it's not completely out there. but it's better than it normally is. let's go to steve. sunshine, thank you, sal. a tiny bit of fog. it looks like most is disappearing fast. very warm for some. if you are heading to the at&t pro am, i think it's already 62 down there right now. didn't take long to warm up. going for 76 today.

the weekend will be okay. thursday, another last look at these -- these are all records. salinas, 82. sacramento, 73. stockton, 72. sacramento, that's the 7th record this month. some of the warmest temperatures in nevada are possible. to beat, kent field, i don't think so. it will be in the 70s. mountain view looks like a sure bet. oakland airport also very close and sfo at 70. oakland downtown yesterday was 79 dergs. that shattered the old mark. today, going 4. the record is 77. it will be warm and way above average. this system will take a couple of degrees off. temps on saturday. there's still some of those still favoring areas up to the north. 40s and 50s. 58 san francisco.

58 sfo. 51 novato. 56 san jose. this is at 1200 feet, scotts valley and above los gatos. 64 and 66. morgan hill and gilroy are in the low 50s. 28 up in tahoe. 61 in monterey, 66 l.a. 80 to near 80. i think yesterday was the warmest day. it was 86 in san diego yesterday. 91 in san jose. amazing. cool morning, patchy fog. most of that is gone. it will be a warm afternoon. a little haze, 68 to 78. those are way above average. 70s, low to mid, frv sausalito all the way up to clearlake. from alameda, brentwood, livermore, the warmest temperatures, gilroy, santa cruz. on the peninsula, it looks great. 70s there. even on the coast, possible records. cooler on the weekend. but still running above average. >> okay. >> i know you love music. >> i do. >> big music artist that just pulled a beyonce.

♪ >> after the break, you will found out who dropped a surprise album overnight. ♪

i like discovering new things. you get to see what works for you and what doesn't. that helps you evolve as a person. and you get to make like a supernova of skill or talent or whatever it is. i've always wanted to go to college. i just feel like that is my destiny. my name is queen, and i am your dividend. scientists say lab tests show it was some type of synthetic oil that caused the mysterious goo that killed hundred of sea birds on the bay

but they till don't know where the goo -- still don't know where the goo came from. fish and wildlife says it contained a mixture of nona -- nonpetroleum of fats and oils. >> came in completely covered and couldn't fly. >> now, more birds were healthy enough to be set free yesterday right near the golden gate bridge. but about 90 birds are still at the rehab center. wrap star drake gave his fans a surprise treat overnight. he put out an unexpected album online. it's called if you are reading this it's too late. he linked it to online music stores. a surprise album drop is not new. beyonce created the stir when she released the album in december of 20. you may want to carry a four-leaf clover today, it's friday, the 13th.

try to get comfortable with it. there are three friday the 13ths this year, today, next month and in november. fear of the day is on the screen there. ♪ >> i like the scary music in the background. they think it's rooted in christianity with jesus being crucified on friday and the 13 guests at the last supper. >> all right. with that, we'll check in with sal. one more time about the toll plaza and everything else. >> well, it's been -- i would say relatively lucky, not for everyone but for most. as you drive out to the toll

plaza, you can see there's a little bit of a delay but it's getting better again. we had a slight problem with a stalled vehicle and a sprinkler pipe that burst. but that was a momentary glitch. this moment 880 is still slow getting up to high street from about the coliseum area. southbound as you drive into fremont and san jose, it's a little bit slow as well. the time is 8:57. let's go to steve. sunshine and warm temps. record-setting warm is possible for many. i think a little cooler with higher cloud. there are a few today. still nice carrying us into the weekend. everything will be east. >> -- another blizzard. >> that's our report for today. >> be sure to watch the news at noon for president obama's speech. these are live pictures from the room where the speech will happen. we'll don't to follow this

story all day and will stream line the visit. thank you for joining us. happy friday, the 13th. happy valentine's day tomorrow. have a great weekend.

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